Gun-running prelate expelled by Israel released in Rome
Vatican expresses deep satisfaction at the release of Greek Catholic Archbishop Hilarion Capudji from an Israeli prison. The archbishop, about sixty years old, served nearly three years of a 12 year term for smuggling arms to Palestinian guerrillas. He lost about 25 pounds and will recuperate for about three months before a new post, likely in the Americas or Australia.
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Koch Leads In New York Mayoral Straw Poll
Democrat Rep Ed Koch leads Liberal Party candidate Maria Cuomo by 14 points in The Daily News straw poll of 3,300 voters conducted door to door. Koch favored to replace Mayor Beame with 83 percent support. Cuomo 39 percent, Goodman and Farber 4 percent each. Koch strongest across boroughs except Staten Island.
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Lottery Roundup Reads Mixed Pennsylvan ia Numbers
AP reports Saturday's Pennsylvania daily lottery draw featured numbers and local notes amid scattered fragments. The Maryland Number Game winning digits 837 are also noted amid irregular text and publication boilerplate.
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Rupture Relief Promise Offers $8.95 Gift
An offer promises an $8.95 gift to men seeking relief from rupture troubles. The ad claims simple, comfortable methods and urges action today to access potential freedom from rupture issues.
Sturgis alleges international conspiracy in Kennedy assassination
Watergate burglar Frank Sturgis claimed an international conspiracy involving Fidel and Cuba elements was involved in President Kennedy's killing. In a Good Morning America interview he said he provided evidence to a federal agency and that the House Intelligence Committee knows of the information.
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Reporter's killers guilty and conspirators sought in Arizona case
Jurors convict James Robison and Max Dunlap of first degree murder and conspiracy in Don Bolles death. Prosecutor says remaining conspirators exist as a bomb killed Bolles on June 2, 1976. Adamson testified and faces 20 years. sentencing set for December 6. Bolles died after a hotel car bombing linked to a mafia related probe into Arizona corruption.
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Governors and mayors face pivotal voting week
Voters in two states choose two governors and 38 major cities elect mayors this week. Key issues include jobs, federal funds, and crime control as President Carter campaigns for Democrats in New Jersey and Virginia. Race notes highlight historic Black candidacies in New Orleans and Halfmoon.
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